You can as long as you do it before you apply the oil also the following day there may be dust like rust residue that you just buff off

I purchased mine using ballistol.co.uk but there is a ballistol.com shop also

The browning or bluing reacts to the nickel content in the steel depending on which product you using... I normally give whatever project I'm doing a rub down the following day with fine wire wool then a buff and it turns out ok but different products require a bit tweek8ng in how you deal with it

I have noticed very fine rust appearing if not suitably oiled after a final rub with 0000 grade wire wool

I'm glad your happy with the results I've been using this for a number of years now and it always turns out great

@@duffmanmark Thanks again ;) 👍

Yes all the items I used in the bluing were balistol products

It can take a few coats to get the colour you want I normally do about 5 coats and even out the coat with 0000 grade wire wool before I put the oil coat on

@@duffmanmark its like an oil, its not spreading evenly. edit: i looked closely and the steel was 8cr13mov... it only works with under 3 cr. i tried on a different tool and it works. 1st time i applied with a small brush, now with a cotton pad. thank you.

Ballistol

Are you fucking kidding me?

Bluing is the term used to describe the process but the colour is black

It is black

You will never get a dark blue finish with cold bluing, because of the same chemical[selenium] used in the formulas. It always create this blackish color.

Hi Suneel, You can try Amazon.in, ballistol.in. The product is called Ballistol Klever quick blueing, comes in 50ml bottle for around Rs.1650/-

yes that is the same product sorry about the delay in replying i had not received a notification

i am unsure as i sold the rifle a while ago but i have used the same product on other rifle parts for a few friends and no one has complained about the product failing. i hope this has been a help

duffmanmark Excellent thank you